Accept payment at the customer's location
Give authorized cleaning teams a practical way to accept chip, tap and mobile-wallet payments when the service is complete.
Payments for Residential & Commercial Cleaning
Selective Pay helps residential and commercial cleaning companies accept payments at the customer location, automate recurring customers, send invoices, accept ACH and manage multiple crews from one connected payment environment.
Give authorized cleaning teams a practical way to accept chip, tap and mobile-wallet payments when the service is complete.
Use tokenized card-on-file, recurring billing or ACH for weekly, biweekly and monthly service with proper customer authorization.
Send payment links, collect ACH, take authorized office payments and keep transaction reporting connected across crews and channels.
One Business, Multiple Ways to Get Paid
A homeowner may want to tap a card after service. A recurring customer may prefer an automatic payment. A commercial client may pay an invoice by ACH. Selective Pay brings those payment paths together around the way your crews and office already operate.
One cleaning company may have one crew today and several crews working simultaneously tomorrow. Payment access needs to scale without creating disconnected accounts.
Weekly, biweekly and monthly customers are easier to manage when authorized payment credentials and recurring schedules reduce manual collection.
ACH, electronic invoices and payment links give customers alternatives to paper checks while creating clearer electronic payment records for the office.
Build the Right Cleaning Payment Mix
Selective Pay evaluates your crew structure, recurring customer base, commercial accounts, accounting software and payment volume before recommending the right combination of mobile, card-on-file, ACH, invoices and remote payment tools.
Give authorized employees practical ways to collect after the service is completed.
Reduce manual collection while keeping payment administration centralized.
Cleaning Businesses We Support
We tailor the setup to the frequency of service, number of crews, customer type, ticket size and software used to run the business.
Mobile payments after service, weekly or biweekly recurring billing, card-on-file, ACH, payment links and digital receipts.
Monthly invoices, ACH, corporate cards, account customers, centralized reporting and recurring commercial billing.
Larger one-time tickets, deposits, mobile collection, remote payment links and customer-not-present workflows.
On-site acceptance, higher tickets, commercial accounts, invoices, deposits and mobile payment options.
Recurring property accounts, remote billing, card-on-file, ACH and payment reporting across multiple properties.
Mobile payments, estimates, deposits, final balances, invoices and seasonal service workflows.
Commercial invoices, progress or final payments, ACH, corporate cards and larger-ticket receivables.
Multiple employees and devices with centralized payment visibility, reporting, user controls and scalable deployment.
A Practical Cleaning Payment Review
We start with how customers book, how crews complete the job, when customers are charged and how payments reach accounting.
Review residential versus commercial business, recurring customers, one-time jobs, average ticket and how customers prefer to pay.
Determine how many crews need mobile acceptance, when payment is collected and which transactions should remain office-managed.
Define customer authorization, stored credentials, recurring schedules, ACH use cases, invoice delivery and failed-payment handling.
Review QuickBooks or other accounting and service software, reporting needs, settlement visibility and the supported integration path.
What We Review
Total sales, expected card volume, average transaction, seasonality and residential versus commercial mix.
How many teams work simultaneously, who needs mobile acceptance and whether every crew requires dedicated equipment.
Weekly, biweekly and monthly service, card-on-file requirements, customer authorization and billing schedules.
Current check volume, recurring accounts, commercial invoices, average ACH ticket and customer payment preferences.
QuickBooks, CRM, booking, scheduling or cleaning-management software and available payment integration options.
Existing processor, card mix, pricing structure, statement fees and equipment when the business already accepts cards.
Compatibility note: Mobile devices, recurring billing, ACH, card-on-file and software integrations vary by platform and processor. Selective Pay confirms the supported workflow before recommending a migration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Selective Pay offers mobile payment configurations for field teams that collect away from a traditional checkout counter. The exact device depends on your connectivity, processing environment and number of crews.
Supported solutions can securely tokenize customer payment credentials for authorized future and recurring transactions. Customer authorization and appropriate access controls are required.
Yes, when the selected platform supports the required ACH workflow. ACH can be useful for recurring residential customers and larger commercial cleaning accounts.
Yes. Depending on the selected payment platform, customers can receive an electronic invoice or secure payment link for remote payment by supported methods.
Yes. We can design an environment for multiple employees, crews and mobile devices while maintaining centralized reporting and administrative control.
Selective Pay offers payment solutions with accounting-software connectivity options. We review your specific QuickBooks workflow and selected payment platform before confirming the supported integration path.
Not necessarily. Many cleaning companies need mobile payment acceptance, recurring billing, ACH and invoicing more than a traditional retail POS system. We recommend equipment after reviewing how your employees actually collect payments.
Payments That Move With Your Business
Tell us how many crews you operate, how customers pay today, your average ticket, recurring customer volume and the software you use. Selective Pay will recommend the payment setup that fits the business.